Dan Quinn holds out Jayden when Jayden clearly wants to play. Dan Quinn keeps Jayden in bubble wrap in the preseason. Dan Quinn has him in the final minutes of a blowout and ends his season.
The same Dan Quinn that challenged an insignificant yard, but failed to challenge the Ertz spot last...
For sure.
I don’t even mind being visibly pumped over a turnover. But the whole defense running to the end zone to flex or whatever just looks ridiculous during such a performance.
My cousin called me earlier. Got a flat on 270 near Urbana. Put a donut on, and was about to turn it around and go home. Soldiered on down 270 and 495 on a donut for this. 😫
Wouldn’t you, if every time you drop back there’s nobody separated, and you have to tuck and run for a few yards. Shit gets real old to watch. Imagine being stuck performing it.
Always felt like the line benefitted from the element of disguise and surprise but was never able to dominate hat on a hat. Still looks a lot like that. There’s just nothing surprising about what they do now.
I had assumed that you can’t challenge the virtual measurement. It’s the only explanation. If Quinn was capable of challenging the spot and didn’t, that’s criminal. It was a bad spot. So bad it felt like ESPN went out of their way to not show it, and only would show a bad angle.
I can’t...
We saw for merely a glimpse of what can happen when a bad defense can turn the ball over, ie: Chicago. Unfortunately, when you turn it to zero points on the road in KC, you lose and lose bad.
I can both credit the D for holding up for a half and then also cry real tears about the inevitable...